NEW YORK, Dec. 24 (UPI) -- Jason Miller, the man tapped earlier this week to be President-elect Donald Trump's communications director, said Saturday he will not take the job due to family obligations.
Miller, 41, the chief media strategist of Trump's general election campaign, had agreed to take the job, the transition team announced Thursday. However, according to a statement obtained by Politico, Miller said the forthcoming birth of his second child led him to turn down Trump's offer.